Diagram 1 shows a platoon flanking attack utilizing a support by fire position B3J3718 Rifle Platoon in the Offense 9 Basic Officer Course
Introduction The Marine Corps’ fighting doctrine is based on rapid, flexible, and opportunistic maneuver. As stated in MCDP 1, Warfighting, “Maneuver warfare is a warfighting philosophy that...
TBS-OFF-2102c Given a mission and a commander's intent, employ operational terms and graphics to completely represent the situation and execution in accordance with MCRP 5-12A. Leaders at all...
U.S. Rifle Squad Graphics - Battle Order
Detailed graphics showing the structure and weapons of U.S. Army and Marine Rifle Squads throughout history.
BY DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS M. P. CAULFEED Major General, U.S. Marine Corps ... (Battle Drill) 3-12. Section II. Signals ... 4204 Movement to the Line of Departure 4-16 4205 ...
Military Organization Graphics - Battle Order
Detailed and informative graphics of military squad and platoon organization and equipment throughout history.
Forward Edge Of The Battle Area (FEBA) - is an imaginary line joining the foremost limits of a series of areas in which ground combat units are deployed. Sector of Fire - an area that is...
here are two fire-steps for two-man fighting positions. The depth of the fire-steps vary, depending on the height needed to obtain a comfortable firing position by the occupant (three to five feet)...
Phases of Daylight Offensive Combat - there are three phases of offensive combat; Preparation Phase, Conduct Phase, and Exploitation Phase. Preparation Phase - begins with receipt of a warning...
Items in this file include all of the C2 Symbology for Units, Equipment and Installations; Signals Intelligence Symbology; and Military Operations Other Than War Symbology from MIL-STD 2525B. It contains selected C2 Symbology for Military Operations i.e. operational graphics, boundaries, areas, reference points etc.